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  • Project Serves New Home Buyers

    SEATTLE— A cafeteria worker at Microsoft, a woman who works for a nonprofit organization, and a couple with a teenage son have become new home buyers.

  • HUD Releases Draft of Bill for Rental Housing Initiative

    The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has released a draft of its transforming rental assistance (TRA) legislative proposal to allow public housing authorities (PHAs) and other owners of subsidized housing to convert to longterm Sec. 8 ass

  • From Hotel to Housing

    PORTLAND, ORE.— Five years, 23 sources of funding, and about 6,000 pages of documents. That and more went into creating a new affordable housing development serving many of the city's neediest residents.

  • Creating Community

    SEBASTOPOL, CALIF.— The residents at Petaluma Avenue Homes don't just live near one another.

  • From Partners to Profits

    JOINT VENTURES ARE BUSTING OUT all over multifamily land.

  • Declining Numbers

    Affordable housing starts were way below prior years in 2009, according to AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE's survey of developers.

  • Carlisle Development Group, LLC

    Carlisle Development Group is one of the most active developers in Florida.

  • Frank Introduces Preservation Bill

    House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass.) has introduced a long-awaited affordable housing preservation bill (H.R. 4868) that has been under development for almost a year, but owners say they can't support it be

  • Getting Housing Back on Track

    The first months on the job for Gloria L. Materre, executive director of the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA), have been busy.

  • Reading Between the Numbers

    The numbers tallied from AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE’s exclusive rankings of the Top 50 owners and developers for the April/ May issue tell a good portion of the story that was 2009: Not as many deals got done.